Our work

Otago villas and character homes brought back to life. Drag the line across one of ours, then follow a full restoration from the frame to the finish.

Drag the line across one of ours

The same villa living room, stripped to its frame and then warm, dry and finished. Slide to compare.

The same living room warm and finished, after renovationAfter
The villa living room stripped to its frame, before renovationBefore

One villa, start to finish

A 1908 Maori Hill villa, told the way the job actually ran.

Villa room stripped back to brick and timber framing during demolition

The bones

Stripped to the frame. Rot and borer come out now, priced honestly, and every board worth keeping stays.

Exposed timber structure opening the interior to its full height

Opening up

Walls move and steel goes in, so the dark middle of the house finally gets the light.

Finished kitchen with a white benchtop and warm timber cabinetry

The finish

Insulation behind original linings, a new kitchen, old profiles matched. Warm, dry, still a villa.

Recent renovations

Restored weatherboard villa with a wrap-around veranda in Roslyn
Roslyn1905 villa, full restoration and rear extension
Warm timber-lined living and kitchen space after renovation in Mornington
Mornington1920s bungalow, warm-and-dry upgrade
Character home exterior with a deep veranda after its rebuild in St Clair
St ClairEdwardian home, kitchen and bathroom rebuild

Every one of these was priced from the drawings, agreed in writing, and handed back warm and dry.

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